19 Shades of Diamond Color

Explore different types of Diamond colors for your website, brand or any project.

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Blue Diamond Color
Strong, clear cobalt with plenty of brightness. Blue Diamond color (#0b67be) is bold on a logo or a feature wall. White and silver sharpen it.
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Diamond Black Color
A tuxedo lapel under dim restaurant light lands right here. Diamond Black is really a blue-charcoal, which is why it photographs better than jet on interior walls. Use the color code #2b303e where pure black would leave a flat hole.
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Diamond Soft Blue Color
Diamond Soft Blue is a pale, airy sky blue, with blue at 236 leading and red at 188 softening everything. It’s the color of a winter sky over fresh snow at noon, clean and cool. Under warm bulbs it loses some of that chill and edges toward powder gray.
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Diamond White Color
A well-cut diamond splits light into cold sparks, reading blue-white at its purest D grade. Diamond White color holds that icy brilliant tint. Bathrooms gain a jewel-clean feel under this shade.
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Diamond Blue Color
Diamond Blue is a pale, sparkling ice-blue with a crystalline coolness. It calls to mind a well-cut diamond catching cold light. The Diamond Blue color brings a clean, luminous freshness.
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Pink Diamond Color
Pink Diamond is a pale, luminous orchid-pink with a jewel-like glow, echoing the rare pink stones that fetch record auction prices. The tint carries a soft, precious shimmer. It leans faintly lavender.
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Diamond Grey Color
Diamond Grey color is a deep blue-charcoal, like gunmetal in shadow, with none of a cut stone’s sparkle. Reach for #3e474b when true black feels too harsh on a front door, since the blue lift keeps it from looking flat in bright sun.
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Yellow Diamond Color
Fancy yellow diamonds are graded by saturation, and this one would barely register. Yellow Diamond color (#f6f1d7) is a pale cream with only a whisper of yellow, near CSS beige. It looks like candle wax and glows ivory in lamplight.